Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1947 — Page 6

picket line.

special deputy.

The sheriff said that Mr.

made no mention of any recent

me wu W. F. Shoobridge

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Peoria; lll; home during a pow-

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|Accomplishments ! 10f State Assembly vis kiled in 1 et vote. U | Mation county's avistion board

| Marion county got a new criminal

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| practically every attempt to raise Some Legislation anybody's skiary, the governor's inWaits Gates Signing - Only two minor bills were vetoed

(Continued From Page One) during the session, : CGlovernor Gates’ parting shot to

ment of a soldiers’ bonus in the the legislators as the session broke 1948 general election. up was: Union employees of public utilities “I'M satisfied.” can no longer strike legally but must rl abide by the ruling of a state arbi-' This Bill Would Make

tration board in labor disputes. Gpetg Almost Lawless

| Women may work in factories all

night during the next two years be-| The last weary hours of the 85th cause the legislature suspended the general assembly had their lighter ban on night work. ' moments. . court. ’ Tacked onto the end of a routine Every smoker in the state will pay bill, a clerk in the attorney gena three-cent tax on every pack of eral's office found the phrase— cigarets he-buys after May 1. Other “and repealing all laws not in conproposed new taxes were averted. | fliet herewith.”

new hospital for crippled northern Indiana. {ate for “further consideration.”

[Fire Exting isher Weighs Only 12 Lbs.

‘dioxide apparatus weighing only 12

| most acute housing shortages in the

The state can begin a new health “Desirable as this may seem. which calls for joint Attorney General Cleon Foust

program county-city health departments, a commented, “we feel the courts yay children Would take s dim view of the ides.”

and a new insane hospital, both tn| He sent the bill back to the sen-

His dispute with his employees RR (began: in 1041. For five years Mr. PRN | McNear refused to sign a. contract yy “the strikers and defied gov-

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men; vetrinarians say ‘that every

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: & Services will be at 2:30 p. m. to-

me ee should buy. Thousands have re-

william ¥. Shoobridge, lifelong aret tax to boister ft, is expected to. sid of anapolis and ‘em- drop to near $30 million. Fesiclent . Aa a. eck Central! Left along the legislative roadside ployee 0 : were the right of 18-year-olds to railroad from 1905 to 1941, died to- vote, the bill to outlaw blocking of day. He was 57. {plant entrances by pickets, and a Mr. Shoobridge began his rail- dons She Semtioversinl meas. road career H , conventions at Whe age. SL. 15 * be held on a new, “reformed” basis messenger boy. He rote through |gegiened to eliminate any chance of various positions until he became | “boss control.” The Republican ma« the cashier ‘of the company's | jority beat down the bill ‘which freight lines. He died in the family

residence, 1432 S, Barl st. He had), rv elect!

Every attempt to pay Hoosier veterans & bonus immediately was smothered. While the voters are de-

Services will be held Thursday at 3:30 p. m. in the Flanner and Bu-

chanan mortuary. “Crema follow. on will | ciging on the bonus question, they

Survivors include Mr. Shoo- | 81s0 Will vote on extending sheriffs’

bridge's wife and his three sisters, terms to four years. Mrs. Lillian Hoover, Mrs. Mabel Jackson and Mrs. Fairy Millikan, All the sisters live hers.

Mose Anderson Services for Mose Anderson, who . died last Thursday in his homs 705 Fayette st, will be held at 10 a. m.

tomorrow in Jacobs Brothers West Side chapel. Burial will be in Wood

here 30 years and was & mémber of Shiloh Baptist church. . -. «Survivors are three sons, Samuel, Meichi and Ben Anderson; a granddaughter, Mrs. Hazel Wilson, and a great-granddaughter, Mary Wilson.

Illinois st., died yesterday in Meth- 5 odist hospital. She was 61. ' Mrs. Broerse, a native of Greene : county, had lived here 37 years. yoo,

morrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. The body will be cremated. Survivors are her husband, John @G. Broerse; a son, John G. Broerse | Jr: four sisters, Mrs. Lulu Reed and Mrs. Jessie Reed, both of Greene county; Mrs. Ethel Lockwood, Jeffersonville, and Mrs. Henry Lee, Decker, and two broth-| | ers, Robert ‘Ashcraft, Texas, and

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